Chapter 36: First Aid
The vultures watched on the mobile phone screen as their former owner, hands cuffed, confessed and apologized to the police. They were both astonished and delighted.
"So, humans actually value and protect us this much!"
"If only we had known sooner that there was a raptor rescue center dedicated to our protection, we wouldn't have had to suffer so much or devour every edible creature in this entire area."
Xu Ying, hearing the vultures' words, was suddenly inspired. As someone who could communicate with animals...
For the sake of the divine physician's safety, Lu Bu had him fitted with a suit of armor to guard against stray arrows and dispatched men with shields to provide close protection; only then did he feel at ease.
Niu Huaqiang ordered his security manager, Zhang Suyuan, to be brought in. After dismissing everyone else, leaving only Zhang in the room, Niu gave him secret instructions to teach Gao Ranran a lesson and drive her out of Kangming City.
There was only one item left. Qi Si glanced at it listlessly, having already given up hope. Just as he was preparing to purchase the Iron Crotch Skill and the Snow Steed, he suddenly froze, his gaze snapping back to the final item.
Furthermore, they had to strike early. Before the enemy could gauge the situation of the Han army, they had to launch an offensive; there was no need to wait for the arrival of the Sixth Division.
However, when the two met, they could only offer bitter smiles. This time, the Xinyuan City blocking battle had involved three brigades of the Central Army, plus fifteen thousand men from the Western Regions Allied Forces.
A deep, resonant voice descended from the sky: "Your attachments are too heavy, which is why you cannot break through your limitations. Go into seclusion!" The final sentence carried an irresistible tone of command.
Before the last words were even finished, the call ended. Looking at Lin Daijun, whose aura was rising steadily, Zhang Mingyao took a talisman, pressed it against the doorway, and closed the door.
As for William, he was still harboring resentment because Qin Xiujin had replaced Lin Leqiu during lunch. Now, this was reflected in the negotiations; he refused to yield an inch, and no matter how Tang Cheng tried to mediate, neither side would compromise.
Everything went quiet. Old Ghost and the others were discussing the plan, not allowing the few dim-witted ones to participate.
"Cough, cough. Actually, I'm quite curious about myself. I wonder which deity gave birth to a genius like me?" Yi Shuiyang sighed at the sky.
At this very moment, on the strongest battlefield of the divine and demonic conflict, a murderous aura swept across the world, ravaging the six directions and the vast wilderness. A group of weaker cultivators trembled, goosebumps rising all over their bodies.
The eldest aunt went to wash the dishes, wearing her large bracelets. When the three Chen brothers offered to help, they were scolded and asked if they thought she was too old to even manage the dishes.
Ignoring the boy, Su Mu turned his gaze to the newcomers walking along the path, trying to sense who among them were practitioners and who were ordinary people. This spacetime had suddenly shifted; surely some practitioners would stand out, and from them, he would certainly be able to learn something.
After the police car came to a stop, the sound of boisterous gongs and drums erupted on the other side of the villa entrance, and two pairs of lions—one red, one yellow—began to dance.
"Damn it, pull me out first!" Han Jiang’s head was buried inside the Lama Pagoda, his voice muffled as he shouted.
During the most difficult times, having a man by her side to comfort her so patiently didn't make her feel secure; instead, it made her feel even more aggrieved. The helplessness of a single mother becomes even more acute when her child falls ill.
"I know, big brother! I won't let those bad guys bully you!" Upon learning that Su Mu had many enemies, the boy wore an expression of righteous indignation, as if anyone who stood against Su Mu was inherently a villain.
Yin Yiyi pried his arms from around her waist, striving to put on a natural expression. She turned back around, facing him with poise.
"Alright, you can go with peace of mind. Fortunately, the gentleman's injuries aren't serious; it just looked a bit frightening at the time," Auntie Chen said, though her hands never stopped working.